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Hibiscus Margarita (Margarita de Jamaica)
Hibiscus margaritas are a delicious and refreshing twist on the classic Mexican cocktail. They're easy to prepare and feature a gorgeous dark pink color.
Hibiscus-Tequila Cooler
A cocktail in a pitcher means more time outside relaxing and less time inside making drinks. Hibiscus gives this tequila drink a tart and floral flavor and a gorgeous color.
La Condesa's Ahumado Seco
To subdue the potentially overpowering mezcal, Nate Wales devised a hibiscus agua fresca. The final result is a light, subtly smoky, and well balanced cocktail with a gingery zing.
Hibiscus Rum Cooler
This pitcher drink is tart and cooling.
Marrakesh Express (Pomegranate Mezcal Cocktail With Harissa)
This mezcal cocktail has a remarkably complex flavor without using any bitters, fancy syrups, or liqueurs.
Chamomile Tequila Sour
A simple syrup made from chamomile pairs beautifully with a blanco tequila that boasts major floral notes.
Chamomile and Tangerine Sparkling Cocktail for Two
The base for this cocktail gets premixed in a bottle that can be packed away for a surprise picnic or easy pre-dinner drink. Just pop open some bubbly to top it all off!
Orange, Rosewater, and Mint Sparkler
Bright and floral, the orange rosewater sparkler is made with fresh-squeezed orange, muddled mint, and rosewater.
Frozen Mezcal Palomas
This is a summer cocktail you won't soon forget. It's bright and tart like a margarita, but not too sweet, and the soft, floral side of grapefruit comes forward, along with perfectly balanced bitterness. The key here, though, is the base spirit. You may think of mezcal as smoky, but the smoke from roasted agave is just a whisper in this cocktail, alongside savory, olive oil–like flavors, allowed to shine with help from a bit of salt.
Mojalisco
If you like the flavors of a Dark and Stormy, Moscow Mule, or Mojito, you'll love the Mojalisco.

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Sassy Flower (Hibiscus-Rosemary Mezcal Cocktail)

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